The Arizona sentinel., 1887-10-15
LOCAL NOTES.

Two full moons this month.
 The weather is delightful
 Fair next Monday in Phoenix.
 We hear of more land locations.
 Monday will be steamer day.
 Both the Public and Sisters school are crowded.
 Hon. Chas Baker was down from Ante lope this week.
 Dr. Lewis and family left last Tuesday for Los Angeles.
 Sheriff Nugent has returned from his trip to Apache county.
 Mr. E. B. Waggy has returned to his ranch on the Gila.
 Henry DeCorse has been appointed janitor of the school house.
 The small boy is disappointed. The cir GUS will not stop here.
 Walter Millar is down from Nocton's on a visit to his many friends.
 Supt Thos Gates went to Los Angeles Sunday on a brief business visit.
 4 party is now getting ready to reopen work on the Castle Domes mines.
 Yuma County leads every other in the Territory in land locations and canals.
 Southern Arizona presents an extensive field for successful Colony schemes.
 Several carloads of cattle went through to California Thursday from Arizona ranges.
 It seems to be evident that Yuma is shortly to have boom-in weddings.
 Mir. Frank w. Laumeister is gradually but slowly improving from his severe illness.
 One of Judge Brinley's orange trees is loaded down with eighteen hundred large oranges.
 Charlie Lee claims to have struck a rich gold and silver mine twenty y-ive miles south of Tacna.
 Farming operations, blowing and plant ing, have already been commenced in Ante lope valley.
 Numbers of Papagoes are actively prose cuting dry-washmg in the placers of the Gilq range.
 Hon. Isaac Lyons has received fine lot of fruit, walnuts, ste, from his fine farm at Anaheim.
 Chas. NJ. Shortridge, Editor of the San Jose Mercury passed through this week en route to Tucson.
 The crop of Hines in this village has been very heavy this season; the fruit is large, bright colorcd and juicy.
 Mir. John Pino, one of the operators at the depot returned Wednesday from a visit to Los Angeles.
 The public school in Antelope valley opened on Monday of last week with Mrs. s. w. Taylor as teacher.
 Mir. Geo. Winchester left last Sunday for Anaheim, Cal, to oversee work on Hon. Isaac Lyons place.
 Bert and Mil Harwoo1 came down from their camp on the Colorado Monday and returned Wednesday.
 We learn tue Col. J " Youngblooi will start in feg days for visit to his home in Washington D. c.
 We enjoyed slight shower on Monday which was quite refreshing, al though meagre in quantity.
 Mr. o. F. Townsend has been having some improvements made on the front oi his business block on Main street
 Quite a number of strangers have been in town this week looking at the country, and the inquiry for land still increases.
 Mir. Chas. Day of the firm of Bidwell X Day, who are now running the Clip mine and mill was in town this week.
 The Southern Pacific pay car made a brief stop here last Sunday. The railroad boys are all flush now and happy.
 Cheap lands, plenty of water and the finest climate in the world are things of which Southern Arizona can boast.
 Mir. Louis Jaeger has returned from his visit to Colton and Los Angeles, and has resumed his position in Gandolfo's store. The present prospects are that Yuma county garden and field products next sea son will more than supply our home mar kets.
 Yuma is a natural sanitarium. There are no fogs nor rains during the winter months, and the atmosphere is dry, pure and brac- ing.
 This office is under obligations to Chas. Strauss Supt of Puhlic Instruction for neatly bound copy of the school law ot this Territory.
 Hon. Sam. Purdy has removed with his family to his ranch on the Gila. We hope to see his genial countenance now and then npou our streets.
 Don't Experiment.
 You cannot afford to waste time in ex- when your lungs are in dan ger Consumption always seems at first only cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get